Interesting. I hadn’t thought of using a struct to store the data in. That’s a lot better then my idea of managing two separate arrays, each storing…
Yeah, I’ve given some though about having multiple tracks like that. There is still the possibility of having multiple sound events (or some other ty…
heh… denisT: the notetrack doesn’t expect to have multiple keys at the same time but allows to do to.heh so when you call getNoteKeyIndex func…
I’d appreciate any free time you have to investigate.
My example might be a bit misleading, I only posted it to demonstrate a problem I was encountering. Collapsing each key into a single note track key …
Well that’s embarrassing… Thanks for the help, appreciated as always.
Not sure you can combine DockStyle enums. Combining Anchor enums works though, and that seems to have fixed my problem. I have to set the Anchor to …
I have some more questions with this. When I use Denis’ example and try to get the elements using: ele = doc.Elements(XName “Child1”) it returns a …
Thank you for the help! I gave up trying and switched to using the regular xmlDocument, but I’ll re-investigate Linq now that I have your code to ref…
Works like a charm, thanks Denis.
I’m using a struct to build UI elements, a listview and some buttons, and then dynamically add them all to a flowlayoutpanel. I’m open to suggestions…
I’ve done that before for other things, but in this case I’m trying to build a UI within a struct, including a listview and buttons to add and delete …